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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1913

Page

6

The Need for Narrow Roads and Better Highways

An argument for reducing county road widths to twenty five feet to save land and cost, citing France and the United States. It claims land savings of up to five acres per mile, potential 20–25 percent cost cuts, weed elimination from narrower rights of way, and broader economic benefits from better roads. It also notes the Argentine Touring Club prize for roadside tree planting and criticizes obstructionist road officials.

France

Philippine Highway Prizes Awarded to Provinces

Three prizes totaling 15000 dollars were awarded in the Philippines last year to provinces for excellence in maintaining and constructing highways. The top award of seven thousand five hundred dollars went to a province, with five thousand and two thousand five hundred dollars given to others for highway work.

Philippines

Highway Hints For Better Roads In Spring Work

A spring repair emphasis urges starting road work after frost leaves the ground. Dry earth roads don’t freeze. the water in the soil causes heave. Critics warn against patchwork design meant to spend funds and political pull. Roads should match traffic needs and local conditions.

How Concrete Roads Are Made

A detailed account of constructing concrete roads describes site preparation, subgrade shaping, and rolling with a ten ton roller. It covers form rails, edging, curing, expansion joints, and layering gravel shoulders with heavy machinery, plus the road dimensions and drip-proof edge plates. The piece ends with a humorous note on a pun about Sir Charles Napier.

State Highway Department

Women’s Wear Store Bargain Listing and Prices

A condensed catalog shows women’s wear with price points including 37.50 35.00 22.50 20.00 15.00 and 13.50 for items described as long and related accessories. The fragment mentions Macks and a note directed to ladies.

Faneuil Hall and its Market History

Faneuil Hall, known as the Cradle of Liberty, was erected in 1742 by Peter Faneuil and given to the town. The main hall holds portraits of prominent figures while the lower floor functions as the New Faneuil Hall market, adjacent to the large stone Faneuil Hall Market extending through the block. Sanders MacHoot, a thrifty Scot from Peebles, is described in a brief anecdote at a bar where he refuses another drink, offering to pay for it.

Faneuil Hall Peter Faneuil Sanders Sanders MacHoot Peebles Saunders Mac- Hoot

Booming Better Roads Public Debate Urges Maintenance

Citizens are urged to form good roads clubs nationwide to discuss road construction and maintenance. A persistent patrol system, convict labor policy, and public discussions are deemed essential to advance roads beyond European standards and endure weather challenges.

Good Roads Plan Endorsed by Spokane County Association

A Spokane county Good Roads Association proposal, with help from the State Good Roads group and local authorities, envisions a modern highway with shade trees from Spokane to Coeur d Alene. The plan aims to benefit urban and rural residents, educate the region, and spark a wider highway movement. The idea emphasizes that each mile of good road spurs further construction and improves farm access and travel.

Good Roads Association Spokane County Wash State Good Roads Association

Tr H Hill Public Accountant ads

Public accountant Tr H Hill offers auditing and bookkeeping services with office systems installed at 513 East Wishkah and a telephone contact.

Tr. H. Hill Public Accountant East Wishkah

Christian Science Church Services and Reading Room

The Christian Science Church on First Street near Broadway holds services at 11 a.m. on Sundays and 8 p.m. on Wednesdays. The Reading Room at 321 Finch Building is open daily and Sundays from 1 30 to 5 p.m.

First Street Broadway Reading Room Finch Building

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